Azurbloom Wondrous Item, consumable, rare
Appearing like a pointed six-leaf clover with thin purple veins that glows with moonlight all day, Azurbloom is found in small patches and is incredibly difficult to harvest without ruining the magical effects.
If a sprig of Azurbloom is smoked or steeped in a tea during a short rest, and a successful save of the creature’s primary spellcasting ability with a DC 15, the creature will regain back a used level 1 spell slot. On a critical, they regain a used level 2 slot or two level 1 slots, but never more than their max for the day.
A creature can harvest a number of Azurbloom sprigs equal to one plus their wisdom modifier which lasts for one week. On a failure the magic snaps away and the moonglow disappears.
Bloodberries Wondrous Item, consumable, uncommon
A large berry the color of arterial blood that has a crisp skin and a thick syrupy inside that tastes like citrus and a bit tongue.
When eaten a single bloodberry heals 1D4 hit points. If a creature eats more berries between long rests than their constitution modifier (or more than one, whichever is greater) they must make a constitution save with a dc equal to 10 plus the number of berries eaten after each berry is consumed. If failed, the creature has the poisoned condition for 1D4 hours, and can make a new save each hour to get rid of the effect at the DC that was failed. While poisoned by Bloodberries, a creature cannot gain the positive benefits of consuming additional berries.
Bloodberries are only known to grow where the connection to the Feywild is strongest. A creature can harvest 1D6 plus their wisdom modifier on a DC 13 survival check: a failed check results in ruined useless berries. Upon waking from a long rest, the Bloodberries will go sour and will have no beneficial effects.
Goldencrest Apple Wondrous Item, consumable, rare
Appearing like an apple with skin like gold leaf, with golden seeds and exceptionally juicy flesh.
A single Goldencrest apple replaces a day worth of rations, leaving a creature feeling full and energized. If the creature that consumed a Goldencrest apple has exhaustion, one level of the condition is removed. If the creature did not have any levels of exhaustion, they gain a number of bonus hit points equal to 2 plus twice the creature’s constitution modifier, with a minimum of 2. A Goldencrest tree itself is hard to find, but have 3d6 Apples on it. They remain edible for a week.